(a) An expedient, a course; an alternative, a choice; (b) expectation, hope; wil of won, without hope; distraught; also, bewildered; (c) luck, fortune. …

In phrase: withouten wone, without delay, without hesitation. …

(a) Accustomed, wont; wont (to do, be, etc.); ben won (b) apt; apt (to do sth., etc.); also, usually found; usually found (to be, etc.); ben won; (c) habituated (to sth.); ben won; (d) customary; ben……

Usual, normal. …

(a) To live (somewhere), reside, dwell; also fig.; ppl. woninge, residing [quots. a1400 Usages Win. & ?c1400] (b) to remain (somewhere for a period of time), sojourn; (c) to take up habitation (with……

(a) To moan, wail, complain; also, fig. of a bell: sound [quot. a1400 Cursor (Frf)]; wonen forth; wonen and wepen (greden, gronen), wepen and wonen, etc.; wanning care, plaintive lamentation (b) to……

One who dwells in a place, an inhabitant; also fig. …

Accustomed or customary, usual. …

(a) A piece or tract of land; a field, plain, meadow, etc.; wong stede [OE wang-stede], a place, locale; corner wong; lond (mede) wong, meadow land (b) ?length; (c) in surnames; (d) in place names……

(a) Pl. The cheeks; thun wong [see thun-wonge n.]; (b) a cheek tooth, molar; wong toth [OE wang-tōþ]; (c) as surname. …

A pillow. …

(a) The act or action of living, dwelling [occas. difficult to distinguish from (b)]; ancre woning, the way of life of an anchorite; comeling woning, sojourning (b) a home, habitation; a place of……

Wailing, moaning; lamentation; ?also, distress, grief [quot. ?c1250]; woning and wepinge (groninge, etc.); woning dai, a day of wailing. …

A personal practice, habit. …

(a) A mole; wont hille, a molehill; (b) ?error for ampte n.; (c) in surnames. …

(a) To accustom (sb. to sth.); (b) ben wonted, to be accustomed (to do sth.). …

Familiarity, concourse. …

Weeping, sobbing, shedding of tears; weeping as the visible or audible manifestation of sorrow, lamentation, mourning; also, an instance or a fit of weeping or lamentation [quot. c1225(?c1200)]; also……

Mournful, weeping. …

Tearful, mournful. …

Urine. …

(a) A word as a lexical item or grammatical form, a string of characters representing a minimal unit of meaning, a word in isolation; also, a word or group of words as represented in graphic form……

(a) To speak; also, engage in discussion; converse, chat; worden togedere (togederes); (b) to say (sth.); (c) mirie-worded, pleasingly spoken, facile of speech, witty. …

True to one’s word, reliable, faithful. …

Excessively talkative, verbose. …

Verbose, prolix; excessively talkative, garrulous. …

Of heavenly song: beyond description in words, ineffable. …

Empty or idle talk. …

(a) The seashore, beach; also, sand (on a seashore); (b) se wor [OE sǣ-wār], seaweed. …

(a) To wander; (b) to become troubled [quot. c1225(?c1200) St.Marg., 2nd]; distract (sb. or sth.), confuse, trouble, disturb; (c) to dry up; also in fig. context. …

?Confusedly, distractedly. …

Of water, well water: dirty, turbid; also, of the flesh or skin of the body: stained, discolored, ?injured. …

Troubled, confused. …

(a) The physical or material world, the earth; the land comprising the physical world; the natural world and its creatures; the globe, orb, sphere, etc. of the earth; also in fig. context (b) the……

(a) Pertaining or belonging to the realm of secular human activity, worldly; of a person: concerned with or caught up in worldly matters; (b) of this present life as opposed to the next, earthly. …

Pertaining to the temporal or secular realm, worldly. …

Pertaining or belonging to the realm of secular human activity, worldly; of a person or personal behavior: concerned with or caught up in worldly matters, excessively secular. …

Partaking of the qualities of the physical world, corporeal, material; also, occurring or existing as a phenomenon or an object in the physical world. …

(a) In a manner appropriate to the material world, in earthly fashion, bodily; also, in a manner appropriate to the realm of temporal human existence, in or with respect to this earthly life (b) in a……

Concern, esp. when excessive, with secular matters, worldliness; pleasure in worldly matters; also, ?accommodation to the requirements of secular life [quot. c1475]. …

Concern, esp. when excessive, with secular matters, worldliness. …

A state of inordinate concern with secular pursuits and matters, worldliness. …

(a) A man;—used in emphatic negation; for non world-man, not for any man on earth, not for anyone; (b) a man caught up in secular pursuits, one who is concerned with worldly matters. …

(a) The material world, the earth (b) a kingdom in this world, a realm; (c) the realm of human existence, this present life; also, the world of men [last quot.]; (d) in hyperbolic expressions: o (in)……

Worldly matters; also, worldly things. …

(a) An earthly thing; material wealth, possessions (b) a concern or an activity belonging to the realm of secular human activity, a worldly pursuit [occas. difficult to distinguish from (a)]; (c) pl.……

(a) A dragon or dragonlike creature (b) a serpent, snake; also fig.; also, a sacred serpent serving as an object of cult worship, a temple snake [1st quot.]; one of the serpents of Greek or Roman……

Worm like. …

Full of worms, wormy;—used in fig. context. …

Of a person’s pulse: moving rapidly and weakly, vermicular. …

A kind of fabric manufactured in the city of Worms. …

Purulent. …

(a) The plant wormwood (Artemisia absinthium); also, some part of this plant used in medicinal preparations (b) fig. and in fig. context: wormwood used as a symbol of that which is bitter or……

Honor. …

Worthy of respect, honorable, estimable. …

(a) Honor, high respect, esteem; worthiness, merit; fame, glory, renown; also, an honor, accolade; worship dede, an honorable act, a feat of honor; worship doing, that which enhances the honor (of a……

(a) To hold (sb. or sth., a quality, a day, etc.) in honor, esteem highly, respect;—also refl.; also, treat (sb.) respectfully, show honor to; honor (a parent or spouse), treat with due affection and……

(a) One who worships God, a pagan deity, etc.; (b) one who is devoted to or seeks knowledge, wisdom, etc. …

(a) Honorable, virtuous, of noble character, estimable; highly respectable, decent; of a knight: excelling in knightly virtues, courageous, courteous, of great prowess; maken worshipful, to honor……

(a) With due respect, with due ceremony; (b) in legal set phrase: worshipfulliste holden, to hold (property) most honestly or honorably; (c) devoutly, with reverence. …

(a) With due honor, honorably; with dignity, with courtesy; respectfully; also iron.; also, respectably (b) reverently, with reverence; devoutly; (c) sumptuously, splendidly, elaborately; (d)……

Religious devotion, piety. …

Status, reputation. …

(a) Honor, respect; also, with poss. pron., as an honorific: your worshiping, your excellency; (b) an honorable state or condition; (c) the act of honoring, showing respect. …

With devotion or honor. …

Honorable, honorific. …

(a) Honorably; with dignity; also, respectfully; (b) with reverence, devoutly. …

(a) Woolen cloth of some kind used for making clothing, furnishings, etc., worsted; also, such cloth as a commodity; also, a certain quantity of worsted fabric [quot. 1428-9]; al worsted, made……

To deteriorate, specif. become unhealthy. …

Purulent or corrupt matter, pus. …

(a) Any plant or herb; an uncultivated grass, root, or vegetable; also, a wild plant, herb, etc. used as food; wortes of herbes (grasses, grenes) (b) a cultivated plant, garden plant;—also coll. &……

(a) An infusion of grain, prob. malted barley, used in the production of ale or beer, unfermented or incompletely fermented beer, wort; also, an infusion of honey and water used in the production of……

Resembling or pertaining to herbs. …

In cpd.: stande worter, a cooking vessel of some kind, perh. for holding or preparing wort. …

(a) An amount in a negotiable commodity equivalent to the value of something; also, material or monetary value; also fig.; the worth; thre times worth (b) the equivalent of a certain sum of money in……

(a) An enclosed area, a court or courtyard; (b) in surnames and place names [see Smith PNElem. 2.273-5; for others see worsted n.] …

(a) Of monetary value; also, as noun in comb.: coin worth, that which is of monetary value, salable possessions; dere worth [see dere-worth(e adj. 2.(a)] (b) significant; valuable; also, valued,……

(a) Valued at (sth.), priced at; also, equal to (sth.); nought worth, valueless (b) having an importance equal to (sth.); also, equivalent in meaningfulness or intangible value to (sth.); no-thing……

(a) To exist, be; also, come into being, come into existence; (b) present tense with future sense; worthe non him ilich, no one like him shall exist, there shall be nobody like him. …

(a) Valued, precious; also, glorious; (b) worthy, honorable, esteemed; also, as noun: those who are honorable [last quot.]; (c) reverent. …

Honor, dignity. …

(a) With honor; also, on account of one’s honor, honorably, properly [2nd quot.]; (b) reverently, respectfully. …

Eminence; also, excellence. …

(a) ?Distinction, bravery; (b) stal worthhed, q.v. …

(a) An enclosed homestead, estate; (b) in surnames and place names [see Smith PNElem. 2.276]. …

(a) Of or having monetary value; of great monetary value, costly; also, wealthy [quot. a1456] (b) important, significant; good; also, worthwhile; over worthi, q.v.; (c) even worthi, of equal value or……

(a) To honor (sb. or sth.), praise, treat with respect; also, honor (sb.) by doing something [1st quot.] (b) to give or show reverence to (God, an idol, etc.), worship;—also without obj. [quot.……

(a) Deserving of reverence; (b) qualified (to be great). …

Nobility, dignity; also, excellence. …

(a) Valued; also, as noun: the precious one;—used in fig. context; (b) honorable, estimable; also, noble; (c) splendid. …

(a) At a just value [quot. a1393]; also, richly or splendidly; even worthili, in equivalent measure or degree (b) deservedly, justly; also, appropriately, fittingly; also, rightly; (c) respectfully;……

(a) Value; significance, importance; also, spiritual worth; also, a valuable attribute; Coll. valuable things (b) deservedness, merit; (c) honor, dignity; nobility; the noble class [quot. c1400];……

Dung, manure; also in fig. context; also, refuse, rubbish; worthing cart, a cart for hauling dung; worthing cuppe, ?a cup or ladle for handling dung. …

(a) The act of honoring someone; the act of worshiping God; also, honor; worship, reverence; worthing dai [OE weorþung-dæg], a day of worship, specif. the Sabbath; worthing night, ?the evening of Ash……

(a) Having great monetary value, costly; also, wealthy (b) important, significant; having intangible value; also in fig. context; also, worthwhile; (c) honorable, estimable; noble; respectable;—often……

(a) Richly, splendidly; also in fig. context; also, in pomp [quot. c1450 Alph.Tales] (b) deservedly, justly; appropriately, suitably; also, rightly; dere worthli, q.v.; (c) in a noble or estimable……

Honor; worship, reverence; also, glory. …

To show respect for (sth.), honor. …